ENTRY # SEVENTEEN HUNDRED & THIRTY-FOUR

One of the rose bushes in my front yard with a beautiful red bloom.

Good Morning.

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( Note: We have changed the site of our Cam # 1 for a few days. It will be showing the Fountain, roses and bird feeders in the front yard. You can still see the garden on Cam # 2. Thanks, )
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Time is so precious-do not waste it...
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Posted on 13 May 2009 by tomatocasual.com
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Staking Tomato Plants

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By Michelle Fabio.
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If all is going well with your tomato plants, soon you’ll be considering staking them.If you need a refresher course on the process, here is list of frequently asked questions about staking:
What is Staking?Staking is a way to physically support tomato plants as they grow.
Why should I stake tomato plants?The two most important reasons you should stake tomato plants are:
• Staking provides physical support so tomato plants don’t break under the strain of fruit or inclement weather;
• Staking enables better air flow through tomato plants, which results in less internal moisture that can result in disease.
How do I stake tomato plants?There are several ways you can stake tomato plants including single wooden stakes driven into the ground, frames, trellises, and cages.
How do I know which staking method is right for my tomatoes?Which staking method you should use for your plants depends on the type of tomato as well as how many tomatoes you’d like to Read the rest of this entry »

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'Quack, quack, quack!"

Meet Mr. Goose, from Canada, below.

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Well we are still seeing very nice weather , here at 3 A.M. the temperature is 63 and we are looking for a little more sunshine today. In looking over my tomato garden I can see a lot of growth. The last few days has been good for them.

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My two Cams # 1 and 2 will give you two different views of the garden, the link to these are in the side panel, I hope that you will have time to look at them today.

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Look over at the side panel on the right side and you will see Dad's Tomato Garden Album. Just above the Eagle. That is there all the time, but for a better and larger view go too the link below. Here is the link that will take you toDad's Tomato Garden 2009 .

(Be sure and use the slideshow on the link above, for a much better view. Thanks DAD).

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The Eagle Web Cam that takes us up to the eagles nest is back, and I am glad, I watched them a lot yesterday and they seem to be doing good. It seems to me that they are wanting to get out of that nest. You better look soon or you might miss them..

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I am getting a few questions about Tomatoes, but I could handle more. On this page Dad's Tomato Garden Web Page are a few things that might help, if not Old Dad is always glad to talk to you, I never close, white6416r@aol.com or cell phone 865-850-5763.

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American Profile Magazine
ARTIC WEB CAM
Audio Bible
BrushStrokes.

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This above is just an example of what you will find on my side panel, there is lots more that you might find interesting, you will even find Tennessee Granddaddy over there and you know that you don't want to miss him. Dad.

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Here is my thought for today.

" The kindly word that falls today may bear it's fruit tomorrow."

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and this ---

" To speak kindly does not hurt the tongue."

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The two thoughts above are from Apples if Gold.

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It is time for me to leave you, I hope to see you in the morning if I am able, at my age you never know, I hope that your day is a good one and I would like to tell you how we can help make it so. " Think more of others and less of ourselves.'' Why don't we try that out today.

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BYE BYE DAD

white6416r@aol.com

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